One year after the establishment of the US Bitcoin Reserve, the Treasury Department has yet to develop a strategy for acquiring additional Bitcoin. The reserve, created by an executive order from President Donald Trump, remains largely unchanged, with the US government holding 328,272 BTC. Despite a 26% decrease in the value of the government's crypto holdings, which now stand at $22 billion, there are no current plans to increase Bitcoin reserves. The executive order also established a diverse crypto stockpile, including assets like XRP, Solana, and Cardano, obtained through forfeiture proceedings. However, the government has not disclosed specific details about the stockpile's composition or any movements of these assets. Deputy Press Secretary Kush Desai stated that market volatility will not alter the administration's commitment to maintaining American dominance in cryptocurrency.